Pandeys

Monday, 27 April 2015

Pandeys

A person with the surname Pandey has called me a ' beef eater monster '.

I have a high opinion of Pandeys. They are great revolutionaries. Mangal Pandey ( 1827-1857 ) is said to have lighted the first spark, which led to the great Rebellion of 1857 against British rule.

Chittu Pandey ( 1865-1946 ) declared independence of Ballia in 1942.

Chittu Pandey is popularly referred to as the Sher-e- Ballia (Lion of Ballia). He was a fighter in the Indian Independence Struggle He was born in Rattuchak, a village in Ballia District of Uttar Pradesh.

A distinguished independence activist, he led the Quit India Movement in Ballia; and has been described as the "Tiger of Ballia" by Jawaharlal Nehru and Subhas Chandra Bose.

On 19th August, 1942 Chittu Pandey declared a National Government, which lasted for a few days before it was suppressed by the British. The parallel government succeeded in getting the British Collector of Ballia to hand over power and release all the arrested Congress leaders.But within a week, soldiers marched in and the leaders had to flee.

I wonder what kind of Pandey is this latest one ?

8 comments:

Unknown27 April 2015 at 15:18
This is Nakli Pandey
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Unknown27 April 2015 at 15:18
This is Nakli Pandey
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Deepak30 April 2015 at 17:45
Even I am from a typical Brahmin (Pandey) family who raised under so many rules, traditions and restrictions. But thank God, my father was in the Indian Army and he never tought me anything wrong. He never rulled over me. My Grand father was a freedom fighter and never forced me to follow me such shitty traditions. Frankly speaking, it very much depends on the family background and the people around you.
As I mentioned many times in the past that eating meat, fish, beaf meat or any other animal meat is an individuals choice. Its nowhere mentioned in our Veds or Purana that eating Non-veg is a Sin or Crime. Neither it has been encouraged.
For me, any fresh and medically examined animal meat is good to eat. And if anybody has any disagreement, is free to live his life in his own way. Again its an individual choice.
One important thing, being a man we all should logically analyse the facts, figures, traditions, policies, rules, customs that we inheritted from our parents and society. After that everything should be judged from logical point of view and break all those rules, which are now irellevant. Also, worth to mention here " Idiots have no cast, religion, race or sex" and exceptions are everywhere. And I am completely against the comments made by any Pandey against Justice Katju.
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Raj Shekher Tiwari1 May 2015 at 02:33
In my view banning anything is not right, or wrong. It is a price we have to pay for our civilisation, because not everyone has the maturity to voluntarily regulate themselves. It is an indicator of human weakness that we cannot accommodate, not something to be self-righteous or outraged about.
If I remember correctly, the minister who banned Night Club bar dance in Mumbai died himself with a throat cancer because he used to eat Gutkha and tobacco. Which I think is banned in India or may be going to be banned in future. Some things corrupt our mind. Some things corrupt our body. To save our mind and body from corruption, we need to ban things. Like we have banned smoking cigarettes, we believe banning certain kinds of films and jokes will create a better society. Politicians, film stars and activists who argue against banning, against censors, in some forums end up banning and censoring in other forums. I hear ever day some people ask for ban on the RSS.
We try to ban fatty and unhealthy foods from our lives, and carbohydrates, so we can be thin, and even healthy. We ban children from video games, PSP, Xbox, Facebook and television so they can do their homework. We ban young adults from parties (there can be drugs and sex, there). We ban public displays of affection at least in India you cannot kiss publicly . We ban colours during Holi. We ban fireworks in Diwali. We struggle to ban industries that destroy our ecosystem: the rivers are still polluted and the air is poisonous. Banning has now become a tool of civilisation. We ban things when we are outraged. We ban things when we want to protect someone else. We ban things for ‘their own good’ and often ‘for our sanity’.
Whenever we see a ban that comes at a cost. Livelihood of bar dancers, for example. And livelihood of those people who work in tobacco industries. But, then, must we allow drug peddlers to thrive as it is also their livelihood? And alcohol barons? Why is selling alcohol that destroys the lives of so many poor women, subjects them to domestic violence, okay? Prohibition in America did not create a better society; it just helped the rise of gangland violence.
I can write millions of line and can give billions of quotes, but are we ready to self govern ourselves. If you are a women you cannot drive alone in Saudi Arabia ( a key ally of western world), certain kind of meat is banned in over 60 countries. No discussion is even allowed there.
In England you cannot punish your child even though you come from Indian background and you treat your child as a part of your body. British Law prohibits it. You can't advertise matrimonial in western European countries seeking a fair colour girl because writing about colour is racist but do we see same way in India?
So, whenever we start quarrelling this ban is good and that ban is bad we must think of the society and must see whether that society is ready for certain things or not. Education, education and education we need in India. We don't have to copy western world. We must see what is good and relevant to our society that must embrace otherwise don't copy cat.
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Unknown25 July 2015 at 19:37
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